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The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

DAKOTA BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.
President. C.. 4. Bliss. Aberdeen: secretary. w.
r. Bushnell. Huron: treasurer. John Il. Ben
nett, Clark.
DAKOTA HOETICrI.Tt'I:AI. AND FORESTRY SOCIETY
President, +. Drlicll. Sioux Falls; vice presi-
dent, q. II. Whitney. E>mond: secretary. Mrs. L..
A. Alderman. Hurley. treasurer. y. W. Hayes,
Parker.
GARNER ALLIANCE.
President. ii. L.. Loucks. Clear Lake: vice prcsi-
dents. j. w. Hardin. Plankinton. +. d. Fancher,
Jamestown: secretary. c. A.. Sodcrhcrg Hart
ford: treasurer. T.. ID Scott. Millhank; lecturer.
A, ID. Chase. Wntcrtown.
DAKOTA LIVE STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATIONS.
President. G. Il. Kennedy. Madison: vice prcsi-
dent. c. }. Alloway. Grand Forks; secretary. a.
o. johnson. Montrosc; treasurer. c +. Place.
Sioux Fnlls.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court-C. ID. Briggs.
District .Attorncy-Wm. Gibson.
Commiseioncr--II. l.. Dickinson. Robert Lee.
r. S. Undcrllill.
Sheritf-M. A. Sebastian.
Register of Dccds-tico. .Anld.
Treasurcr-J. 4. FArrah.
Judge of Pr~obntc-Jas. u. Campbell.
Asscssor-John Ricsbeck.
Superintendent of Schools-ThoS. G.. Evans
Coroner-P. Ellison.
Surveyor-J. g.. saunders.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
Frank Raesheck bought u lot and is
building Il residence.

The Freeman residence is progress
ing toward completion.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Rev. Dohson will conduct services
tomorrow ut the usual hour. This
will be the last service held Ivy Rev.
Dohson before his departure for the
onct
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

j. I.eonberser has completed the
improvements on his residence adding
much to its appearance. \ second
story to the main chimney is one of
the noticeable features.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
BUSINESS CARDS.

WHsrEhS STARR
Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
DICKINSON. D.. y.
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
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Liqhtest Draft and Best
Material.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL. OFFICERS.

Governor-Louis X. Church. Bismarck.
Sccrctary-M. l.. Mccormack. Bismarck.
Trensurer-J. W. Raymond. bismarck.
Auditor-J. 7. Ward. SiouX Fails.
superintendent of Public observation-disclosures
A. Dye. Mcllcttc.
Assistant Snprrintcnden'-Frank A.. Wilson,
Pcmbina.
ATTORNEY Generate. +. Tcmplcton, Fargo.
United States District Attornry-]ohn L. Car
Commissioner of Immigration-r. T. Mcclure.
Pierre.
United States Marlal-D. W. Marai,a. Fargo.
Delegate to Congrcss-o. $. Clifford. Canton.
Surveyor Gcncrul-Mnrais TAYLOR. Huron.
.Adiutnnt GcncrHl-Col. y. y. Tyncr. Fargo.
Board of lIcalth-C. +. King. NJ. d., %surcrin-
tendcnt, Mandan.
THE JUDICIARY
Chief. J~ustice-Gartlctt Trip. Yankton: asso-
ciute justices. $: Palmer lFourtl' DISTRICT,
Sioux Fails: w. IL. Francis tSixth district, Bis
marck; W b. Mcconnell Third DISTRICT. Fargo;
c. NJ. Thomas First district. Dcadwood: james
Spencer Fifth district. Huron. Clerk. ii. c.
Young, Yankton.
RAILROAD oMMISSIoNEE>.
Abe. Bovnton. LcnoX: Alex. t;rigys. Grand
Enrl.s. Y ~ Smith. Huron. ------Scrr,tlrv,
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Sheriff Sebastian left, Friday of last
week for Hodge county. Kan. with a
requisition for Elmer Patterson want
ed in this judicial district for horse
stealing. He is expected with the
prisoner in a day OF two. The PRISON.
er is charged with stealing horses in
Bowman county.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

a. billiard. after spending two
months visiting his parents and other
friends in Vermont, returned last sun
day and once more graces the cashiers
desk in the bank. He had Il very
pleasant visit.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

j. +. Ninton sold his butcher bust
ness, "Wednesday. to Henry Schultz
and c. NJ. Dinsdale, two of our enter
prising and prosperous young men.
They will continue the business at
the old stand and Mr.. Nimton will de-
Nntn lis tilur to- the urncnrN.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Abe. Boynton. Lrnox: .Al"N. Griggs. Grand
Forks: n. T. Smith. Huron; -----sccrctary
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

The North Dakota Territorial Ex.
position for 1857. to be held at Grand
Forks. sept. 20 to 81, will equal. if
not rival, any state fair ever held in
the west. The establishment of a De
partment of Agriculture. by omr leg
| islature. lie the means of wonderful
Improvement in the grades of all
kinds of stock and grains throughout
the territory.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

4 valuable horse. belonging t.
Treasurer Farrah. was killed by light
ming Thursday night.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

The last of May Jeff Mcdonald put
in two acres of Alfalfa seed and last
week he cut alfalfa measuring two
feet in length. lie is enthusiastic
over the result and if it stands the
the winter will SOW a number of
acres next spring.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Archie Dingman and Phil. Cylhers,
both frst-class locomotive engineers,
we're out hunting the other day and
1t is said that Mr.. bingham proved
himself to he IL crack shot and sure of
his game every time. even if he is
compelled to swim for it. which lie
did. with a pair of lines around his
| body and Phil. on the bank hold of
the other end, just as a matter of
p~recaution, and in S Archie could
not manage the game. After a strug:
| gle of half an hour. Archie pulling or
the duck and Phil. pulling on Archie
| they succeeded in landing the game
1t proved to he young and tender
about the size of IL goose egg and moi
yet sufficiently featllered out to fly
but don't say a word about it rs WE
do not care to give the boys away
They only wasted 100 rounds OF am
mupition to get that duck,
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BROOKLYN.


Tho funeral OF N. 7. Beers will take place at p.
u to-day AZ No 81 Carltopave.
The Court VI Sessions has adjourned until August
o. Judse Moore Will spend his vacation Nara
gansett Fay.
william A. Verona sent To tho Penitentiary
for year yesterday for Airlucting Augusta Merritt
ago fifteen.
Cor oratIon Counsel jerks decides that the new
law leaves to the discretion OF tho Board OF Estimate
whether the pay iiIemen shall DO Increased No
acton was taLen In the matter this year.
Pans were filed with the Bull iings Department
yesterday for the new Eastern District Academy Of
Music, 10 be located In Bedford-ave. at South Ninth
st by the Amthion Dramatic Society. IL viii DO
20 by III feet four stories in height and Will cost
$4,000
Tho Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
asked the supervisors yesterday TO improve the de-
icctye hea ing apparatus in hc County insane Asylum
where In the cold days last winter some OF the
could not he Watbird Hoe tDitv desrces.
Jacob Glicschmann, a clothing cutter az No. 10
North Firstst., married Miss Leah Seeks OF Baxter
ST., Ncw-York, four months ago. After the honey
moon, sue began 10 rcnnin away from houo at night
lie threatened a divorce and she told him to go
ahead. as she had found Christian who loved her
better rnan he did. She wont away on Monday and
did ndi return uutil Tncscay. whom she Ninted her
clothes Her husband refused TO let her have them
And locked her out. she then went " neichbor In
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PEE REPAIRS THAT SEEM INVOLVED.

Dock Commissioner Matthews has prepared state
ment about Phelps Pier No 40, East River at Mont
gomery-st and the Dock Board decided yesterday to
ask Corporation Counsel o. Brien who shall pay for the
repairs OF the pier 1t leased to Frank Phelps In
May 1882. for five years at $4,000, and renewal al
81 900 year. clause in the lease provides that the
lessee shall maintain the pier in good repair Phelps
subet the pier the Merchants and Miners Transports
ton Company and subsequently, 1t sublet 1t with the
permission OF Phelps and tue Dock Department TO joe
b. Erhardt. receiver Of the Ncw-fork and Northern
Railroad, for two years with the renewal
The repairs II is stated will amount to about $4,000
Phelps aud the Transportation Company have been
directed by the Dock Department TO make the repairs Oh
show why they do not but they have done nothing
and the pier s going TO ruin. The points which MI Mat
thews the Corporation TO on are whether the
Dock Department has the right to annu the lease 10
Phelps IL proceed to remove him or his success
sors In title: whether IL the Department makes the re-
pairs II maintain an action against Phelps Tor tne
amounts whether the expense OF repairs can De shared
between Phelps and the city, what obligations have the
sub essees assumed in taking the lease; and what 10 the
for the Department under the crcumssances
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TWO HOME MINES BEATEN.
sRooKLYN FALLS BEFORE CINCINNATI.

CLEVELAND WINS A VICTORY OVER THE METRO
POLITANs
Costly errors critical moments defeated the BrookJ n
CLUB again Washington Park yesterday The Cincinnati
nine opponents About 300 spectators present
departed after the with not extremely high
opinions club Toole pitched in good form and
good support would done better work Drec-
has TO discipline hs players and the nine
will probably 10 better work IRON THIS time cut Mcclellan
fined S25 and suspended and Brien Is also
vacation without salary.
After the home players had been retired In two
order the visitors the bat aud scored Nco
the batter to frat base called balls and,
stealing to second scored hit TO left field by fenney
The crowd was happy til, third inning when the home
Mullane seemed lose his cunning Peoples sent TO
called balls and Tooie sn tho globe bounding along
tue field foul H. for Clarke thon hit the bail
safely right field and Peopes aud Tooe home. Clarke
second passed ball aud Pnkney again sent
called balls McTamany male hit and Clarke
Philips hit smelly between ght and centre ned and
Pnkney McTamsny scored the fourth nnng Peoples
and Clarke Numbered and tho Cincinnati scored two
and lcssened the lead OF the local paysrA Re made
h second passed ball and " third wild
pitch. Carpenter got first by Peoples aud
Reilly scored Carpenter got around 70 third Wild throw
BY Clarke and scored ON hit BY hulane Two moe runs
Brooklyn's record In tho hfth inning ~oDAse
hit by PnkBey by Mcramany. force by swartwood
and by Baldwin.
In the sixth inning The Cincinnati players scored three
runs and they ouy behind and the on
called balls the third lime while McPhes got lfe
bT Peoples An error by rinkoey let Noo get
Nico and Ne scored Fenney scored hit by Corkh
In the seventh inning the Cincinnati nine scored two run.
Reilly took one base ON an error ~ Fennsly
scoring. coiKhill followed with twobase HIT sendinE
Reilly 10 thrd Badwins out allowed Reilly to score Tho
score WAS;
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made costly errors Al critical points Dav and ruinsr were
each responsible and Ferguson gave the vors
another The rouudy hssed several times ana
really be Of several close dscisiona A"eae
25oo. Thesrors was as foiows'
g. s.,, L"u,:; 1855 ia
Bsinors l. Piichers-caruihers sad Klroy. Umpire
Mr. Ferguson.
PHiLApKLpHIA July 2s-Louisvie to-day in ssme
that interesting until the last man wss put out Inc
Athletics got four clean hits OF the rest
being bases balia base balls steal and d" gave
the Athletics in the first and base on balls tnree
Dagger and brought in two In tie second Lousve
the third mu by Poorman, two steals snd
hit; another the seventh triple and single ana Two
eighth three singles and an out Lankin PoormAn
Wolf made pretty running catches The score was ~
follows;
L LsS,:,,a dSSS S-s
Baschs-Louisvie 10; Athletic 10. Errors-Louisyile
pire-Mr. Curry.
superior playing of the Chicago club to-day The home
batting took commanding lead in the early part
match and held easily the end Conway pitched
poorly and battcd In every direction Tho
was as appended'
5 SssssS ::::::::::.::f S,S
Po o~eSs. o. f"'"'' anu
IsDIASAror July 2s-Heavy batting the feature in
the game to-day between the Indianapolis ana washington
cluOa "Grasshopper jim pitched poorly that the
of hits The match resulted In
q victory for the home club by the following scores
issiaas ss. S-is
Washington. I2 Indianapolis 20. Errors
Washington, O; IndianapJhs .. Piichers-Whtney ana
Morrison. Umpire-Mr Valentine.
PiTTsBURG, July 2s.-The Philadelphia club defeated the
Ptsburs to-day after well played game The WISHING
the second and the four rms scored
gave them tue victory The score
Pm Pni, :,sl $685. %
Observation-Disclosures. o. Pittsburg IL Errors-Pna
depha 81 Pittsburg, Ptchers-Casey and MOTIFS i'm
pire-Mr Sullivan.
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The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday extended the
lease OF used courtroom at Onehundredand-
ATTY eghhs and Thrdave from three to FIVE years The
committee appointed the amount Of securities
20 OF the sinkn Fund reported that all were cor
reef anil that the ss2.409.95S 10.
nrossi was received from Seth Low H. G. Parker and
other rchants against leasing any buldng AZ
Burng hs North and East River RAILROAD Company
for the plant 81 tho company.
Engineer OF the Dock Poard. explained the pro-
no ed the Harlem River from one hundred
and.nfty.niurh st and Eighthave 10 High Bridge: An
eIteroY street will The piers Will 200 feet IN
len 9Th width the slips wall be 100 feet wide The matter
10 Counsel for his opinion as TO
the pover OF the Boar TO land which Is caimei
has already been taken Tor park purposes
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A GOOD BEGINNING IN THE WEST

THE Nkw-YoRKs BEAT TIE DETRoIrS IN WELL
PLAYED GAME AT fnE CITY OP STRAITS.
DETROIT July 2S--Pcher Gruber recently Of Hartford
put IN the boz for Detroit today and pitched good
game. but his support at times poor lie rather
Wild givihg eight bases balls bu critical
steadicd down nicely With three singles and triple
thrice In the frat Coauor long home. run
drive In the nrst and base on balls three singles aud
Thomvsons NewYerk two and tied
the third Detroit took lead Of In tho hfth
ors with base la ls angle and good run
ming in the seventh tied the Ewing nads
triple and scored sacrifice In the ninth. Score:
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Jersey CITY.

Jennie Eveson age eight and Ella Hanson sever were
charged before Police Justice susng yesterday with eurs
arv Eugene Sullivan, No l66 Mentgomery.st was the
He said that he caught the grls ID the act o.
robbing Wednesday evening they hal forced
an door The girls did not DENY the
charge. They held for trial
Ell Police Captain Edward MsHorney who IT'S tnoueht,
has drink yesterday committed
by Justice Stsing examination by the County
Physician.
Charles f. Cushing letter arrier has been suspended
ago alleged Gushing appeared for duty
Gated for advance OF low dol
lars. The was refused and Cushman a. inc post
master claims that he would get the amount any
The registered letter disappeared anu was
found in Cushngs pouch.
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SALE OF RANcocAs AND BRooKDALE COLTS.

Colonel ID. Bruce has been advertising for
sale Of horougbreds at Monmouth Park "unried
the and Brookdae The
pectsd sale being gift enterprise IL place
yesterday, bids few and far that the
auctoneer slyy lodged half the catalogue Mr. wihers
stood 81 his elbow and the offered one OF the
Brookdaie pets were not satisfactory he shook his
head. and the Colonel seeing II, told the
indifferent buyers that the horse was preserved"
MI withers repened the sale OF King Ernest
bought him back atan advance of $3.50 Pierre IT,
representing the master OF Iancocas stroed among his
iathers ycarlng. smoking the pipe Of ncent
srafroot with short straight managed TO conceal
HIS At the bidding
$sl9 81 each The largest buyer the
brother OF Jockey ANDY Mccarthy. The tiny horseman
he taller than 3 ck-eniyened the ccaaon
BY several tlts with Colon Bruce.
The kancoeas ysArngs low In desh but their
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'Une mai out IN IaHt lnHbR
Metropolitan. ........-............0 o o. 3
Cleveland ........................2 l L. 4

Earned metropolitan, Cleveland l. First base
erore-MstropOtsn, 2; Cleveland o. struck ontJetro
pclitan q Cleveland, Left on bases- Metropolitan.
cleveland g. FIRST base balsilafford, o. Bren.
Hankinson. !. Home run-Noae. Three base hits.Nons
TwoUase hts-Jones. Gerhard !, Hatang Allen l.
onpe piaysHat,ing and stricken. Morrison Stricken aad
Toy stricken Mexican and Toy, Hankinson and 0orhardt
Radford Grrhsrdt and Orr Hit bv
]. Stricken l. Wild pitches-Merrison Mays /. Passed
balls-Hobert stolen Metropolitan Cleveland
s. Umplre-Mr Keenan,. Tine Two hours
The metropolitan AMI Cleveland clubs n play gamo at
Staten Isanl to-day, while the Brooklyn and Cincinnati
clubs lots In Brooklyn.
Pitcher Bean and scher Kinslow In trouble Both
the Detroit Cincinnati clubs claim their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

Elrncd rnns-BrooEIvn, IInc1nnatl 2 HIT
errors-Brooklyn Cincinnati struck out Brooklyn.
Cincinnati o. Left basssBrooslyn. 4: Cincinnati g.
First base bals-pinkncy !, Swartwood l. Peoples l.
Nico g. Home rnnz-None. Tnree base hits-fennely !.
-Fennelv l. Pnkney Toole }, corkhl 1,
Carpenter l. stolen Niool Carpenter
I. Hit by ptcher-Muane. Will piIehes-ioole J.,
Muilane l. Passed balis-CIafEel Baldwin l. Umpiro-Ar
McQuade Tme-l.5U
The Metropolitan and Cleveland mines played
George yesterday the later club Winning after
fought The Cleveland players fortunate
their hits oppOrtuno moments TIE local club
has unearthed another antiquity In Hip Pike AID
antiquity that Pike good baseball player In
'd9 but that time aIo About 1000 people
down and n witness tho game and the majority
see o ca mach which nine the game Tue
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sr11ry0 FERRY vcHTsE.

The lease tho ferry franchise from Twenty hirdst in
this city Pavonaave Jersey CITY, was sold at auction
Yesterday by Controller The lease for ten years
from NAV 1887 The upset price 900 The
purchaser TO keep the sp IN goed repair ana 10 sur
required Oy the DOCK Depart
improving he waterfront without claiming damages
oily. Tho auctoneers were Van assel keafpey
ihe only bidder New.York Lake Erie and Western
Company represented by George W Quntard and
NJ FELTON, and It's Uid $4,000 Tho lease sold to
the company 1894. but never executed Contr0Ie
Iocw recently 10000 bark from the Erie RAN
road pby ADVERTISE tho ialsr for sale Two
file Cons double the amount agreed
o he pai
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WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Board Of Electrical Control CITY Hail
RaDbi Brownies suit before Judge Donohue. - ,
veland baseball match ST. GEORGE D. L.
Jpn
sioner Mose Brooklyn.
Music in battery Park by 69th Regiment Band. D. m
Funeral listers, ST. Peters church, ~ a. IN.
Ladies CIuD Outdoor Sports tennis tournsneh. o"c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

Commissioners Luther r. Marsh and George W. Quin-
tar OF the New Park Commission listened yesterday to
testimony relative value Of property to be appro-
praed for the Bronx Park Professor W. r. Trowbridge
entsd to the commission elaborate series OF
figures by which he arrived At the value OF the wafer
power Of the Bronx River II runs through the Lor-
lizard estate lie conclu led that the value OF the water
course $4,000. equal TO rental value or $1,000
Witnesses testified that the house the iollsrd estate
was worth $4,000 The buildings owned by Mrs ker
nochsn were estimated at $4,000 AID various parcels
OF real estate In the aggregate at about $4,000.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIys-Mrs. Mary Carney . widow lives IN
small cottage a lonely road Late wednesday night
strange man house and deman led money
refused he sezed he and after brief struggle snc
The robber used choroorm, ana nts
Carney remain time He ransscked
the house, but did not get anything OF value.
MT convention OF Prohibitionists was held
Yesterday The Rev Mr. butcher presided Delegates were
elected the Convention at syracuse also del
egaes candidates for county officers to be voted
I'm NoYember.
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LONG ISLAND.

Thomas H. waneE Of Newown has begun suit In the su.
preme against County Board OF
10 recover sums aggregatng nearly $500 600 whoh Is
all ge audited by the Board aud ordered pao 70
the Comfy Treasurer as fees out Of the county iunas
direct violation of the Mr. Waner rst sued To test the
question OF the right County Treasurer TO- collect cer
ainees on the lands unpaid iaxes Tho eur OF
Appeals decided in Mr. waners favor he now see
refunded Suits are valso IN
County reasuers to reco or the
amounts received by them illegally.
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INSURANCE JOURNALISTS IN SESSION.

Tho quarterly meeting o. tho Insurance Journalists Asso
citation OF the United held at the Astor House
terday A. L. Smith, OF the New. York Spectator presided.
The secretary Franklin Webster of The Chronicle Pro-
technical subjects discussed and dinner
evening Among the represented were
Te Exchange and R,Ciec and The Dated states
,rc Of Philadelpha The Standard OF Boston, and The
Spectator Chrontcie Times and Monitor OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
STATEN ISLAND.

Articles Of OF Staten Island Belt Railio
Company filed yesterday with the County CLERK
Richmond County proposed route 10 fiom opposit
N j. along the north shore OF staten lszn
mn
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swimming run made with one man on

Detroit .---.--.---.---..--5 q o.
New.York ............... ........l % D o 1 l-5
Earned nIns-Deiroit Nsw.York e. Three base hits
Rowe, z; Ewing Home runs-Connor. Double plays
aud Brouthers Frontiers aud RichzrIson, Ward
Richardson aud connor. First base on b4,s-Manring
Brouihers O'ftourge, q Keefe, 2; Conner .; Ewiug
Hit by pitched sai-Ganzal First base
l. Struck out By Keoic = Gruber, T. Passed balls
O'Rourke. 2. Tlmo-2.l5 Umpre-Mr DoescheE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29

number Landowners in the Wasbout Market In
Brooklyn complained TO Mayor Whitney yesterday OF the
condition OF the lrket IL shown That tho
city profit $3.50 from the market last
year yet neglected 10 provide proper sewers petition
signed OF the leading firms in the market
laid before the Mayor. showing that menace to public
caused this state OF affairs Tho Mayor referred
the matter 10 the City Works Commissioner.
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An hour after the sale Mr. withers bought this colt
Messrs Chinn IIanEins for 81 .2G0


LONDON. July 2s.-The for tho Goodwood cup ~
miles, to-day the Goodwood meeting The Duke
OF old brown colt savle and Doug
las Bairds our year o. bay Michael dead heat
Count Berteuxs chestnut colt Upas was
third the betting TO Savie savhe
won The first betting to against savile. TO /
against St Michael and to / against Upas.
The Prince OF Waess Stakes, tor twoyearolds wac won
by the Duke OF Portlapds bay colt Ayrshire H. H. Combes
brown colt simon second and Mr. Abngtons chestnut
colt Juggera BAT third Tae betting stood TO on Ayr
shre sgapst simon Pure and TO against Jugser
The the hous Memorial Stakes for twoyear olds
by Mr.. Msnton's chestnut hlly Mon iroh Nv q
ength General owen Wiamss bay colt scnanus came IN
OF Lord Bfafords brown cot
Merry Andrew The betting II against Mon Droit
to against cnanus and TO against Merry Andrew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
INSECT POWDER AND THE BELLOWS.

as waitress q the house Of William Nchols. broker
this city, yesterday afternoon appeared before
Van ghn ct Edgewaer Island and made
against her employer aesine that whs sns - Fam
and her with pair below from which che Die
considerable quantity offnsect powder into her xcc
girl also alleged Mrs Nichols had refused 70 pay ner
two due her Judge Vaughn issued eummehs
for Mrs Nichols whs appeared In the afternoon
Mrs Nichols denied the CHARGE She admitted havinx pu,
girls room, custom each time grl
left employment Justice vaughn ordered Mira Ntcnos
glr due and dismissed the case